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Geography class 9 - Resources and Development

The document discusses the classification of resources into natural, human-made, and human resources, highlighting the distinction between renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It emphasizes the importance of resource conservation through practices like afforestation, sustainable usage, and recycling. Additionally, it advocates for sustainable development to meet current needs without jeopardizing future generations, promoting green energy and eco-friendly practices.

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Geography class 9 - Resources and Development

The document discusses the classification of resources into natural, human-made, and human resources, highlighting the distinction between renewable and non-renewable natural resources. It emphasizes the importance of resource conservation through practices like afforestation, sustainable usage, and recycling. Additionally, it advocates for sustainable development to meet current needs without jeopardizing future generations, promoting green energy and eco-friendly practices.

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Geography - Resources and Development

### Resources and Development

**Introduction to Resources**
Resources are materials available in nature that are useful for human survival and
development. These can be classified as:
1. **Natural Resources**: Air, water, soil, minerals
2. **Human-made Resources**: Buildings, roads, technology
3. **Human Resources**: Skilled workers, engineers, scientists

**Types of Natural Resources**


1. **Renewable Resources**: Resources that can be regenerated (e.g., solar energy, wind
energy)
2. **Non-Renewable Resources**: Resources that are finite (e.g., coal, petroleum)

**Conservation of Resources**
- Afforestation and reforestation
- Sustainable use of water and energy
- Recycling and reusing materials

**Sustainable Development**
Sustainable development means using resources without compromising the needs of future
generations. This includes:
- Promoting green energy sources
- Reducing industrial pollution
- Encouraging eco-friendly practices

Proper resource management ensures balanced economic growth while protecting the
environment.

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